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Diwali is less than a week away and at my place children wanted to do something, so we made a Diwali card together.
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My sister-in-law who is amazing at crafts helped us with the idea and I decided to share it with you all. I am trying to get her onboard to share her lovely ideas on a regular basis. This is a 3D card and I was surprised to see how easily we could make it. This is a perfect project for this time whether at home or for school and children can do it themselves with a little assistance.
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What you need:
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Colored card paper –Â
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1 large sheet A5 size, Choose a dark color
1 smaller sheet of a different lighter color – A4 size
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Assorted Colored paper of your choice to make embellishments
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Glitter, sequins, mirrors, strings etc. to decorate
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Scissors- regular and zig zag
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Glitter pens
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PencilÂ
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Ruler
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How to:
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Fold the A5 card paper into half.
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Fold the A4 card paper into half.
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Make marks on both sides of folded A4 sheet, leaving about 2 inches on both sides.
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Make two snips around 1 cm wide, on the marks along the fold of the card where you want something to pop out. Keep the length of snip to be around 3 cm.Â
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Fold in the two snips so as to form the base to place your diyas.
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Apply glue on all sides on A4 size paper and stick it to the middle of the A5 paper.
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Choose colored paper of your choice and draw diyas.
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Decorate the diyas using sequins, mirrors and glitter pens.
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Cut out stars of different shapes from shiny paper.
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Place the stars on topside of the card.
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Cut two fountains from coloured paper. You may also make rockets.
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Place the fountains on bottom side of page.
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Do the finishing using glitter pens.
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Write Happy Diwali using glitter pens.
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Finally place the diyas on the folded snips.
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Finish with pens and decorations as you want.
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Your 3D card to surprise your near and dear ones is ready!!
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Have you made any Diwali crafts? We would love to see and share them.Â
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